Neuromorphic social impact

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Face recognition through stealing photos used by police, by Ian Woolf,
Yesh Bethi demonstrates neuromorphic cameras on foosball tables,
Nic Ralph uses neuromorphic cameras on satellites,
Hervé Harvard and Sophie Ritchie bridge academic engineering to real world problems at Rapido, UTS.
Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf

Yesh Bethi from the International Institute for Neuromorphic Systems

Nick Ralph from the International Institute for Neuromorphic Systems

Director Hervé Harvard and Social Impact Manager Sophie Ritchie from Rapido

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